Those Who Crawl
Hush Fin Games · 2022 · Adventure, Free to Play, 3D Platformer, 3D, First-Person
PC
Mostly Positive74% · 180
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About Those Who Crawl
As you progressed through the cave tunnels, they slowly tightened until you could not even stand. Now, as you crawl, you wonder if you are not alone in the darkness.Those Who Crawl is a tense horror game about crawling and climbing through cave tunnels. Each hand is controlled individually with a unique crawling and climbing system.
The walls are closing in.
As you progress, the stone walls become flesh and bone. The water in flooded tunnels is now blood red. This would be a horrible place to die. Now in the darkness, you hear something moving ... something with many legs.Cut the flesh.
Utilize sharpened bone knives to cut away at the sinue and flesh that blocks your path. Stab them into the walls to make improvised handholds. Be careful, however, as the fragile bone will break after several uses, leaving you without a lifeline.Things are moving in the dark.
Creatures lurk deep within the tunnels. They are bigger than you and faster. You can't fight back. Your best bet is to run - or rather desperately crawl. You could try using your knives, but would that even work against these monsters?What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Very good game,short but impressive
The whole ♥♥♥♥ looks like like i'm crawling in female's urethra
This was a pretty interesting experience overall. The atmosphere is easily the game's biggest strength. The whole concept is unique enough. The movement mechanics are also something I haven't really seen elsewhere, which helped make the game feel fresh. That said, the game definitely has some rough edges. Movement can be a little inconsistent at times, and there were moments where I wasn't entirely sure if a mistake was my fault or the controls just not behaving the way I expected. The game also doesn't give you much direction, which adds to the mystery but can sometimes leave you wandering around wondering where you're supposed to go next. I also noticed a few audio issues during my playthrough that could get a bit distracting. Even with those problems, I still enjoyed it more than I didn't. There's a lot of creativity here, and when everything comes together, the atmosphere and unique mechanics make for a genuinely memorable experience. It could definitely use some polishing, but I'd still say it's worth checking out if you're looking for something a little different.
Why is it looking at me
atmospheric fleshy cave simulator the crawling gameplay mechanic is really unique and fun cathartic experience
I think the game has a very interesting concept and the atmosphere is done very well. The game mechanics are also very refreshing, since I haven't seen any other games with mechanics like them, though they can be a little difficult and annoying at times. I think this would be great as a VR game. (And I just saw that it is available for VR, nice) I have not played through the entire game yet, and I don't think I will because it completely lacks direction. I have no idea where I'm supposed to be going to progress the story. The game needs a little more guidance and it's way too dragged out. Lastly, I'm missing a story here. It's good to not reveal everything and let the audience puzzle it together, but this game reveals much too little so that it just becomes boring. Maybe add a healthbar and jumpscares aswell, that would be cool. And I completely missed that you could drown, because of how long you could stay underwater and the fact that the game didn't explicitly state that fact. But I'd definitely like to see more! :)
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